Hello Friends.
I am supposed to go to Florence Italy on March 1st. The flight is via Zurich. Does anyone know if Switzerland has canceled flying to Italy? Thanks for your time. I really want to go. I am more concerned about getting back into the States, then getting there.
Posted by
Minnesota 🎒
15807 posts
rockawayrox, you already have your tickets, right? Then its best to check with your airline directly.
That said, if there is a known issue with your current flight plan, I'm sure you would have been contacted.
Posted by
OP
new jersey
149 posts
Thanks Kathy,
I will do that now. Day by day, a very fluid situation. Thanks so much for your rpely
Posted by
San Francisco Bay Area
5697 posts
When the strikes in France (December 2019) threatened to affect the airports, United waived change fees for people wanting to go to other destinations. Maybe the airlines will do something similar. We switched out of Paris and kept the rest of our trip intact.
Posted by
OP
new jersey
149 posts
Very wise.
I will probably go another time. Who wants stress in Florence. I want a free mind and heart to enjoy beauty. Thank you for sharing your thoughts
Posted by
Basel, Switzerland
8889 posts
As of what Swiss newspaper sites were saying a few minutes ago, no flights to Italy have been cancelled.
The outbreak is south of Milan, affecting northern Italy, Rome is outside the area.
So far, nothing is affected anywhere. All cross-border trains are running normally. Some politicians have called for health checks on the border, this would be impractical without a large number of officials, given the 70,000 daily commuters who cross the border from Italy to work in Switzerland and the many (currently) unmanned border crossings,
As the others say, this is a rapidly changing situation and if you already have tickets, your airline will inform you.
Posted by
OP
new jersey
149 posts
Thank you Chris for your detailed reply